Cost-benefit studies are essential to

1.	Cost-benefit studies are essential to
A.	assess the total cost of the work
B.	ascertain the relevant escalation in prices
C.	monitor the expenditure
D.	evaluate the viability and worthwhileness of taking up the project
Answer» E.

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